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The top 10 things that any pro PHP developer should be doing
The document outlines the top ten practices for professional PHP developers, emphasizing the importance of testing, design, continuous learning, and effective teamwork. It includes recommendations for tools, contributing to the community, and networking opportunities. Key principles such as the Boy Scout Rule for continuous improvement and the necessity of deliberate practice are also highlighted.
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- 5. Be lazy in agood way
- 7. UI Tests ✓ Hardto debug ✓ Not efficient ✓ Easy to break ✓ Combinatorial explosion of tests
- 8. (a + b)!> a! + b!
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- 18. Creational - Abstract Factory -Factory Method - Builder Pattern
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- 22. it’s about focusingon the domain and letting it affect the software very much Jimmy Nilsson
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- 27. Practice does notmake perfect. Only perfect practice makes perfect. Vince Lombardi
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- 30. Dreyfus model ofskill acquisition 1. Novice 2. Advanced Beginner 3. Competent 4. Proficient 5. Expert
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- 32. Code Kata - Timeto improve your skills - Focus on the process, not results - Practice - Repetition - TDD
- 33. Code Kata - Uninterrupted -Challenging - No pressure - Mistakes are good - Baby steps
- 34. Kata Ideas - StringCalculator - Code Breaker - Argument Parser - Bowling Game - Fizz Buzz
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- 106. Technical books - CleanCode / The Clean Coder - TDD by Example - Growing Object-Oriented Software, Guided By Tests - Domain-Driven Design - Working Effectively with Legacy Code - Agile Software Development PP&P
- 107. Management & Methodologies -The Lean Startup - Impact Mapping - The Deadline - Rework - Getting Things Done
- 108. Psychological books - ThinkingFast & Slow - The Power of Habit - Outliers - The Kaizen Way
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